Assignments WS 2019/2020
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Simulation Proposal - Santa Clause Elves & Scattered Gifts
This simulation is inspired by couple of animation movies from my childhood. Imagine, sleigh of the Santa crashed and all the gifts scattered. Elves try to move around and calculate all the gifts by moving to the sleigh. So, each elf moves randomly until he will found a gift, then he carries the gift to the sleigh. After he will put gift into sleigh he will perform operations again. The process will continue until all the gifts will be in sleigh.
Title:Santa Clause Elves & Scattered Gifts
Author: Ibrahim Aghazada
Model type: Multi Agent
Modeling tool: NetLogo
Simulation Proposal - Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Population
The population of tuna worldwide is decreasing due to being overfished. Yet some studies claim, that overfishing is not the main cause of the tuna population reduction. Christelle Ravier and Jean-Marc Fromentin in their paper "Long-term fluctuations in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna population" came to the conclusion that the bluefin tuna population may be influence by biotic and environmental factors more than by overexploitation. This simulation will use available data of population size, juvenile death, environmental influences, fishing statistics and other to investigate whether overfishing is the main culprit for bluefin tuna population decline.
Title: Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Population
Author: Petra Vokálová, Vokp00 (talk) 07:43, 9 December 2019 (CET)
Model type: Stock and flow diagram
Modeling tool: Vensim
